Sentence examples for illegally declared from inspiring English sources

Surrounding and "buffering" them, Israel has illegally declared another 20% to be "state land", also barred to Palestinians.

Virtually forgotten now but a big deal at the time, the Beira Patrol was a naval blockade intended to choke off oil supplies to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), which had illegally declared independence from Britain just a few months earlier.

BARCELONA, Spain Spainin's leader fired the government of the rebellious Catalonia region Friday, dissolved the regional parliament and ordered new elections after Catalan lawmakers illegally declared an independent nation.

In an instance of a boycott called by an international organization, the United Nations in 1965 asked all member states to break off economic relations with Rhodesia, which had illegally declared its independence from Great Britain earlier that year; the boycott remained in effect until 1979.

Zimbabwe's police commissioner general, Augustin Chihuri, was quoted in The Herald on Thursday as saying that Mr. Biti had illegally declared Mr. Tsvangirai the winner, when election law stated that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission had the exclusive right to announce results.

Lawsuits brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act, by employees claiming they had been illegally declared ineligible and demanding back overtime pay, have increased by 50percentt since the changes were made, mostly in the form of large class-action suits.

What seems to have happened is that the restricters got the highest numbers who work illegally, declare themselves as self-employed, or say they are posted abroad from their home countries.

After another secret vote, a forest in Madagascar, where rosewood is being felled illegally, was declared in danger despite the awkward fact that China is a big market for the timber, which takes a century to grow.

South Korea acted illegally by declaring them its territory in 1952, it says, because they were not included in territory to be returned under the San Francisco Peace Treaty.

The government's plans to solve the pollution problem have twice been declared illegally poor and its latest plan in May was dismissed as "weak" and "woefully indequate".

While most Democrats said Trump would be acting recklessly and illegally if he declared a national emergency, some were open to the approach.